import galician translations

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced sleep-related dialogs in Galician, improving clarity and naturalness.
  • Introduced new phrases for sleep and suspension commands, expanding user interaction options.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated existing phrases to reflect more accurate translations and expressions.

• Documentation

  • Added a new intents file for better handling of sleep-related commands in Galician.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to various dialog and intent files for the Galician locale. The going.to.sleep.dialog and going.to.sleep.short.dialog files have modified phrases to improve clarity and naturalness, including changes to wake commands and expressions of agreement. Additionally, new phrases related to sleep and suspension modes have been added in the naptime.intent file, which has also been introduced as a new JSON file. The dialogs.json file reflects these updates, ensuring consistency across the translations.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
locale/gl-es/going.to.sleep.dialog	Updated phrases for sleep and wake commands, including changes to wording and punctuation.
locale/gl-es/going.to.sleep.short.dialog	Replaced "Moi ben." and "Vou durmir." with "A durmir." and "Vale."
locale/gl-es/naptime.intent	Added new phrases related to sleep and suspension commands for voice recognition.
translations/gl-es/dialogs.json	Removed old phrases and added new ones in the "going.to.sleep.short.dialog" and "going.to.sleep.dialog" sections.
translations/gl-es/intents.json	Introduced new intents.json file containing the naptime.intent with various sleep-related phrases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant System

    User->>System: "Vou durmir."
    System-->>User: "Agora vou durmir. Di '{wake_word}. esperta' para me espertar."
    User->>System: "esperta"
    System-->>User: "Estás espertado."

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🐰 "In the land of dreams we hop,
With phrases new, we never stop.
'Agora' and 'Vale' lead the way,
To naptime bliss, hip-hip-hooray!
Sleepy commands, so clear and bright,
In Galician whispers, we say goodnight!" 🌙

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